They will do all the paperwork and schedule the showings, they usually charge a half months rent to one full months rent, but then let you handle the tenant from that point forward.  

Less paperwork, no up-front PMI, and monthly PMI drops once you hit 78-80%.

Being a naive first time home-buyer, I accidentally prequalified for the VA loan which I was unaware has an expiration (and I thought the credit hit would occur later after I've filed more paperwork).

Next comes the paperwork.

Less paperwork, no up-front PMI, monthly PMI drops once you hit 78-80% equity.$2k yearly taxes on a $600k house is very unlikely.

I provided all of the paperwork proving that he himself made the charge (as a policy, we don't take any CCs over the phone, nor collect any CC information) and the bank still sided with the consumer. 

Everything from the paperwork, to underwriting, and online interface is much easier to use.  

I get the concept of buying fixing renting, I'm just looking for all the other info about paperwork, laws, guidelines?

I’ve seen paperwork that shows they’ve all been fairly good tenants with only a few late checks here or there so I’m not too concerned about the tenants just wondering about the legal aspect of having them sign a lease agreement

Less paperwork, no up-front PMI, and monthly PMI automatically drops once you hit 78-80% LTV.